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Situated behind staff bungalow at Hartington Hall, see location plan. G1 Apples: 3 medium sized apple trees, plus 1 tiny one to the right: fell these to just above ground level. T2 Elm: close to this area is 1 elm tree that has started to die back. It's condition is declining, with some fairly major dead branches in the top. Fell to just above ground level. T3 Beech: large leaning beech tree situated just inside the entrance gateway. Remove the heavy low lateral limb and prune back some of the end weight of the remaining crown, to rebalance the weighting of the tree. G4 Beech: row of beech trees along the farm boundary. Crown raise these to 6 metres, to give plenty of clearance for access on both sides of the trees and also clearance from the roof of the building.

Yha Hartington Hall Hall Bank Hartington Derbyshire SK17 0AT

Decided: ACCEPTReference: NP/TCA/1022/1332Peak District National Park Authority

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Status
Decided: ACCEPT
Application type
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Determination deadline
8 Dec 2022
Local authority
Peak District National Park Authority

Application overview

Situated behind staff bungalow at Hartington Hall, see location plan. G1 Apples: 3 medium sized apple trees, plus 1 tiny one to the right: fell these to just above ground level. T2 Elm: close to this area is 1 elm tree that has started to die back. It's condition is declining, with some fairly major dead branches in the top. Fell to just above ground level. T3 Beech: large leaning beech tree situated just inside the entrance gateway. Remove the heavy low lateral limb and prune back some of the end weight of the remaining crown, to rebalance the weighting of the tree. G4 Beech: row of beech trees along the farm boundary. Crown raise these to 6 metres, to give plenty of clearance for access on both sides of the trees and also clearance from the roof of the building.

Proposal details

Reference
NP/TCA/1022/1332
Parish
Hartington Town Quarter
Agent
Treefellas Arboriculture Ltd

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Yha Hartington Hall Hall Bank Hartington Derbyshire SK17 0AT

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Application Form 27-10-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Arboricultural Implications Report 27-10-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Site Plan 27-10-2022Council documentNot publishedView
Decision email - 31-10-2022Council documentNot publishedView

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Decided: ACCEPT
Decision email - 31-10-2022
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